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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28
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ClIoAeo. June N..Ths Dvcssvs' youvwai 10
HSS: mssS:t stsSay: SSiDpiDs stserS. So0 %
100 ~. % So04 IS; Stoeiers snd iesdsri. q 90
ss CO.. 4.ss. Ss.': s.ss s1s pssss 3 Ss e. eais
H0gs-ksosipta l7.0O hsad; shipments. 800
haaAi MARKET steady rough and IixsA. = 60
q So0s ID ships. q no. 90.
, snssp-Gecsipts. l0Oo heaa. shipmsnts.
srn: q cues 70; Texans. y 1895 81 lambs. q ~
eAs. LiI.ssv.--Cattle--Reo ses7 |;
ehipmentA. 92so; market very dull l5Afc on
90 cars.
nogs-nsesapee, Anoo had shipments $500
Sea1 nsriet slew Philadsiphias. 8 nos 1 I;
Iosesms oo0 10 common 70 light 6 001b6 10;
Scsrs "s ~ hogs shipped 70 New York.
ssssP .nces.pt.. 300 hssa. ehipmsnts, ssm:
s7s; commoas u a09s W spring lambs. D 760o IS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28
suCCEssHUL sWxRDLBR,
He Imposes on W. @. RoshI, the East Kinl
Street J0WADoF.

He Imposes on ". @. HeshJ, The East King
street Jsws,sr.
Monday afternoon between four and i've
o'clock, young man entered the watch and
jewelry store OF VIM. g. Foehl, 2O6 East
King street, and asked to b shown some
jewelry. He said he was an omploye OF Mr..
Samuel 8. Martin of the Leopard hotel, and
while examining the goods told 20 circum.
ssantial Q story concerning Mr. Maztin's
dealings with Mr. Foehl and also
the dealings Of one OF Mr..
Martins hostlers who had bought . watch
from Mr.. Foehl, that the latter had no doult
OF the young mans story. A number OF
watches were examined and the stranger
bought one for $ll he also bought two gold
rings at &c each, q chain at 81 80, and charm
at 81. He asked permission to show his pur.
chases to Mr.. Martin and the hostisr, John
| Zeisit, saying that Mr.. Martin owed him
| Q sum of money, and would pay him - soon
% he could see him. Mr.. Foehl let the fol
low have the watch and jewelry, and that Il
tho last that has been seen Of him. M Foehl
WAS In . very short time convinced that hs
had made mistake and went to the Leopard
hotel to look after his customer, but he had
left He registered - "W. G. Plat,
London" He 10 very English In his
| speech, is about 81 years old, u i've feet
inches in height red.tsced, and II either
cross-eysd or has "csst" In the eye, and
bis front teeth overlap He wore white and
brown seersucker coat, and was fairly
dressed.
Mr.. Foehl gave information TO the police,
but they have thus far failed to catch him.
A man answering his description was ssen
walking down the Pennsylvania railroad Q
short distance east Of the city. 1t II believed
he went to Philadelphia
While at the Leopard hotel the swindler
showed pawn ticket for . valuable watch,
which he offered to sell The psWnbroker's q
place il at 80 and Green streets, PhiladelphiA.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28
Summer Houso Burned.

On Monday afternoon about 2 p. m. hre
occurred In Manor township, about ~ mile
east OF Washington borough. A frame sum-
mer house caught Dire from detective fiue
and was entirely consumed. The property
Is the estate OF jacob Stokes, deceased. The
nsighbors came and BY their assistance tho
flames were extinguished with NO other
damage to the other buildings, which arc
near the one destroyed. The los - com.
parstively small.
Hay making is in full blast and good crop
is reported by all tho farmera Tobacco 10
growing nicsly and we'll set nearly ali hoed
or scrsped which adds greatly 10 il growth.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28
DAA tina.

DAvEtxR In this city, on the ssh inst, Mary,
OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family arc re-
spectfuliy Invited to attend the funeral, from
her late residence. No. 2al West King street, on
Wednesday afternoon NJ o'clock. interment
at Lancaster cemetery.
nARn June ~. 1857. In this city, Cstharine q !,
daughter OF Alias and Ann Barr.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc re-
Opoctfully invited to attend the funeral services,
at the pasents' residence No. Oh North Lame
street. on wednesday morning st 10 o'clock.
Iuterment private. 9td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28

3 - =. OhArlss. Henry shubert aud
aogno r MeNabb were the srbitrators ~.
l6oo1 y " ths slapdsr suit Of John Gill
niG,ne John PoutG The siander It
= altered Was uttseod On the day
rs1as 70 the sppointment Of the Eighth
Dos1 policeman, end Wss 10 effect
~ Gll was at . dance In disreputabls
honaA The arbitTatogs mst this morning
~ a1joaEnsd to o'olooh, when the testi.
unony u ths cass was beard. The case was
- enneoudod when wo vent 70 proee.
DpeUn 4 Hsassl represent ths plaintiff, and
= n. Davis the defendant
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no1, - Oheseaue % Inifos 70
gon1s - Co0msreA % W0nuS
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- Deolesesioo os !noepenoenoA
D9nsneecol mues9 "Tne Staf
DDoses nennetonof ofanon,
- ~ Oeieptase non y. y.
0uM4 hM ColumcA M@n-
- uunop "Nauooal ana" oanos
ln1uM0 O ne exeeoises Q mum.
l1eeuss seach % Ssse n otrcumfsfence,
- 1sum The PARK. A tournament
11o0 ~ The Columbia Kine team at B
- 1beor Eange Opposite The nint worka
e1oek boaa races Will be held oonsissing
~ rowing and tub races silver cups
JoeNag0ed the WinnerA AIS O'Clock the
~ - 1IoWoeks Will b held on the high
~ Gppoa1le Sixth and Chestnut streets.
honp1o q town will decorate theii
6A upeeial trains will leave town sftel
11Eueoohnjo show.
vsassves ne cireea
- 1Dvan end May Augustine, Two
- ois1D - Lancaster, became inSasuated
l0Won0es c1rcoA ana ioiloweo tne
SeW - town. A siseer OF one OF the girls
80 = eoWu, and with the AID OF oihceI
1ok sound them % mo snow sfounoa
yooGoav afternoon. THO girls were taken
ll1ol1 hOmA
~ vel known colored women OF town
!o ensseed By Omcer Wittick for drunk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28

HOW Yoax. June - In = A.-Aoasy strin.
gent at OF Per cant IN sAditisn 70 isssl rsts
8xehAsgs dull and veal. o. sskOA IS, 0ovsrn.
meatD steady. ous!eney vs q - ~ ,As 0oaR
q ~ bd1s l)(S "a q osH IA
TA0 uaSkst opens1 fsverish aal irregular.
Prices iume1iatsly began 70 decline under o
pressure % cell and rsiding BY The bears Some
Of ~ Leading stocks vest oova q rapid nte.
soeabiy naaAataaA. 3he eeeline q u vae ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28

Samuel Hess sold ON Saturday last, for II.
&. Lintner, at Millersville, twelve head Of
Virginia horses, at an average price Of el5l
per head; also at the same time seven cowS,
at an aversge price OF $40 Is per head.
The same suctioneer on Monday sold for
Daniel Logan, at his stables, this city, four.
teen head of Western horses, at an average
price of $l73 SO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28

~ the meeting Of Lancaster Lodge, No.
~ Kntshts OF Pythias, held on Monday
1Dgoning the following officers were elected
~ The ensuing term: q. u, w. M.
mvnGham; v. o., A. b. Burkhsrt |;
11A Hiram Rowe; M. at arms, q. q
~ y. Of finance, H. H. Holton M. of
y. ~ Raub X. OF r. and seal, n. w.
os / g., Lewis 6atisr o. G., J. H.
G1ks tSustse. w. D. Weaver Rep q. L.
N Graham.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28

PhilaAssphia Pseasss 0as6ss.

PhilaAssphia Pse1ass 0as6se.
PUuApuLPgIA. J uuo 2s.- Flour markot sluggishs
49,, 90 6oTreIS NinnesotA AakoyA = ~ 70
tesssyIyaei. yenilZ. q nAs soi wstssS Ses
Whses-Juna 80 July. @ke.i August
Usn-ysss. 1ia, July. sAs.s August. 49,
Jss::sssA sDlA, July. ma, Ansusa stsls.
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Marriage In West Chester.

Rsv. Samuel Spalding solemnized the sacra.
ment OF matrimODy in 81. Agnes Roman
Catholic church Monday at l:2O o'clock, the
parties being Miss Sue McGousk, formerly O
lAneasess, and Mr.. James Millhizer, both of
Wme Chester. The groom In Q clerk at the
xuSk's Head hotel The bride wss attended
~ Aiso Sue Millhizsr and the groom by
NJ. John Mccoy, who were followed by Mr..
Hsed Millhizsr and Miss Murray, the latter
~ PhtladelphiA The parties left on the 2:l5
1Bnaa for an extended wedding trip Of two
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28

Name Cruel, age yeara daughter OF Sam.
usl Cruel, Of South Queen street, made .
narrow escape from being seriously burned
yesterday. While playing in the yard Of her
isther's home her clothing took fire from .
shooting cracker. She ran to the house whore
her dress burst into flames, which were OK.
tinguished by an older sister who wrapped .
piece Of carpet around her. She was but
slightly burned.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28

The Young Peoples Musical society. OF
Christ Lutheran church. will hold their
annual supper and lawn socisble, st 72l Ht.
joseph street, this evening before disband.
Ing for the season.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28

unioAso, June .. lo3,a m-Market opened.
WnsAa-July. 6A,sc.; Aug. 1sSc; sept, ANc.
Corn July, &Ac; Aug ssc sep. @Ac.
Oats-July, sc Aug, s6kc sept. ejsAc.
POrk-Not quoted.
LArd-Ju o AK. Aug., o 60 Sept .es 20.
ehcrt kibs- J uly. q o7S Aug.E 77S; sept,
Gs1k.
Whest-June. esssc.; July. 7lc.; Aug, 7ckc;
Corn June, S;,.c July, Sa.c.; Aug. sc ;
Sept. S97sc.
Usts-Junc. %xc; July. e6Sc; Aug. &c
Sept. 275<c.
fork-June, ecsW.
Lard-June, D ssx July, d i.x; Aug- d S.
sept, o eS.
ki6s-inne. $50; July. q 50; Aug.G t'x
Sept, u TX
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28

The Cincinnati Commercial Gdrettes
Msysville. KY, specials report that Andy
Tolliver, who was wounded at the More
head. KY, light last "Wednesday, died
Monday Ci his wounds while being conveyed
under arrest TO Moreheod.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28

u y hod-caSyisr working for Edw. Fslty.
1klayes, while oarytug mortar In vsult
Hv ~ enns1sueted by Howell 4 0rugsr,
80 Masy's oo0s1ssy, slipped end III .
- 81 - ~ bguiGiDg hinasslf badly
Nno01ng = ugly osah u NJ aym.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28

IN ths cthcrs hanged from Y to Per esnA Aftse
II O'Clock there was some buying "a cover ana
part Of tho early decline was recovered. At the
present writing ths market i ieverish.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STOUT BOYS TO
w work in Press Room. Apply at
juneeS-tfd THlS OFFICE,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-28

NSTATE OF JAMES w. ANDREws,
ters tss,Smsniary on said estate having
been granted to the undersigned, all per
sons indebted thereto are requested 70 maze
demands against the same. Will present them
without delay for settlement to the undorsigne0.
residing At No. Sll North Duke street, Lancaster,
Pa MANY j. ANDREWS,
W. r. BsypR. Executrix.
Attorney. je.s-ltd&StW
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-16

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE COUNTY
IL OF Lincoia, state Of Nevada. In the matter
of ths estate OF u. rulks. deceased. Order
to show cause why order Of sale Of real estate
should not be- made.
1t appearing 70 the said court. BY the 20.
titlon tnl. day presented and hlud by A. b.
thompson, the Executor VI the will Of D. A.
fulks deceased. praying for an order Of sale Of
real esate, that u 10 necessary to sell the whole
Of the real estate. to pay the expenses Of sd-
mnistration, tine family allowance ami claims
against the estate. 1t ID therefore ordered by
the said Court. that all psrsons interested In
the estate Of said deceased, appear before the
said District Court II the State Of Nevada, in
ana for the County Of Liucoln, on MONDAx,
the EIGaTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. d. 1857, At
III o'clock In the forenoon Of said day, Ut the
court room Ut sxid District Court, ct the Court
House In said County Of Lincoln. to show cause
why An order should not be granted ~ the said
Executor to sell 20 much Of the real estate OF
tins said deceased as shall We necessary:
And tina copy Of this order BIZ Published
At least four successive weeks, In she Pioche
Weekly hAocn newspaper printed and pub
lished In said county.
Dated June 9Th. 1887.
District Judge.
OFFICE OF THE COUATY uLEnk,l
" the County Of Line lin
!, y. O. Kelley, CJuaty Clerk VI the county Of
lincoln, State OF News IL, and ek-oftcio CLERK
OF tue District court Of the ) ate vi Nevada,
in an 1 for said County. do hereby certify the
foregoing to b. true, fall and correct copy OF
81 0rdef duly made AMI entered upon tine
minutes of said District Court.
Witness my hand and
the seal Uf said Dis
(sEALI trict Court, this 9Th
1857.
10. KELLY, Clerk
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Importance to you, tnat will start
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the genuine, important chances VI illicit
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not delay. Grand QUILT free. Address NJ
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Notice to Creditors.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
I judicial District Of the state Of Nevada, In
and for the County Of Lncoln.
In the matter Of the estAte VI r. O johnson.
deceased. Nntice II hereby given BY the under
sigued, Executor Of the last will aud restAmsnt
Of Q johnson. deceased, TO the crediton Of
and ell persona having claims against the said
deceased, 10 exhibit them with the necessary
cation Of this notice 70 the Executor at his place
Of business, on Main street, In the Town Of
Phoebe, County Of Lincoln, Etata OF Nevada.
A. 8. THOMPSON,
xecutor Of the last Will and Testament Of :.
O. Johnsun, Deceased.
Datsd Phoebe, Nevada, October "a. 1855.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-16

The Fou tn Of July h Inlay has given
rise u a graf amount Of con.iviality,
which IN well b. excuse upon the an
nual recurrence Of this b ,liday.
Several miners have quit work at the
Phoebe Con-. old Raymond 4 Ely. on &C.
count Of bad air ON the ninth level.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-16

IT, iuiii . shrine ar uad bis nlthy hoard.
And weld hs du;lsr.s sei my sword.
To mea ure .pu b, m IN an derree.
Subject to rob tn gifts OF Lioerty.
spurn with contempt and .courss hun from
youy sod.
AsChria. his minions from the HOUSE Of God.
There's Lawless License. with his yelping
train.
Hespss my living takes my name in vain;
with deeds Of darkness dessfratss my shrine
Beware his wiles, he is no hire Of mine.
He halls from Chaos. Anarch Is his King,
From primeval darkness all his followers
spring.
Once let his bIoody hand assume the helm.
The lsni becomes his masters. Anarch's
realm.
Teach him, and all who follow his cemmsnd, ,
That Law and Liberty walk hand in baud
To raise the human race their shrines wtre
built,
To keep them pure. your sires blood was
split.
An equal homage each from you can claim,
Their degradation brings al equal shame;
Togethet they and you must stand snd fall;
The shaft that pisrcss one brings desih to all.
Heed we'll my words. aud to your land Ia
given
The grandest destiny vouchsafed BY Heaven.
To realms Of mor.als. Happiness supreme
Beyond your widest hopes or fairest dreams
rl-n
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Grand Total.

Grand Total. $500
Is it not time that stop should be
put to fast riding, or racing. up Main
street. 0ne Of our citizens had mar
row escape, last week, from this fool.
hardy practice. There is plenty Of
room on the outskirts Of the town for
horse-racing and without danger. This
thing should be stopped, il not by the
officers, by citizens, as it is dangerous to
cross the street. Nobody will be to
blame. Of course, if somebody has leg
or an arm broken, and our citizens will
not awake TO the danger there is until
something Of the kind occurs.
The latest postal laws are such that
newspaper men can have anyone arrested
for fraud who takes paper and refuses
to pay for it. Under this law the man
who allows his subscription to run along
for some time unpaid, and then orders it
discontinued, or orders the postmaster to
mark it refused" and to send postal
card notifying the publisher, lays himself
liable to arrest and fine. the same As for
theft, etc.
Prof. Doolsy informs us that descen.
ding shaft on cage reminds him Of the
evening he proposed to his girl. He said:
my heart went up into my throat and
could scarcely breathe. also felt As
though dozen little angels had perched
themselves on my shoulders and were
pouring hot molasses candy down my
backbone" Queer feeling.
The measles. 80 epidemic in Panaca,
have not reached Phoebe as yet, but will
undoubtedly be here in less than week.
There are 81 cases in Panaca. about half
the population. Be prepared for fun,
boys, as there is good deal Of il in
having the measles, il a person doesn't
mind what he says.
G. B. Ball will leave next Tuesday for
the terminus, at Milford, where no will
meet his wife, who has been TO Salt
Lake City for medical treatment. Mr..
Ball informs US that his wife has greatly
improved in health, the good tidlngs Of
which we are pleased to inform our
readers.
Parties buying things generally want
their moneys worth. They can alway' get
it by going to the Nevada Hotel, which is
under the superintendency Of Mrs. Jas.
McFaiden. Everything in frst.class
style and all the delicacies Of the season
spread before the patrons.
The miners, who were entombed In the
Comstock mines, have been reached At
last and were all found dead. They
were undoubtedly asphyxiated, as oil
air communications were cut off,
In our report last week Of the Fourth
Of July exercises VIC were in error as to
the initials Of Mr.. Davis. It should
have been L. D., instead Of H. L. Davis.
The Hikoans are talking Of having a
minstrel show on Thanksgiving day.
We wish them better success than they
had last Christmas,
]. V. Kseley departed for Eureka on
Monday Business connected with the
Company called him thither.
Messrs. E. d. Turner, R. H. Elan aud
L. lsin are spending few days down
the v.h.
Il s weather has boen very cool fol
the past few days and reminds one d
Aut pm.
Mplynn or George will be our next
Pres Bent. So say the McCrutvby boys
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Hon. R. s. Clap2 departed last week
most mysteriously, saying nothing to
anybody. The reports afoat as to his
mission are numerous. Some will have
il that the Judge has gone East; Others
that he has gone to secure position as
surveyor. and different other reports.
We, however, are under the impression
that the Judge is matrimonially inclined
and will bring Mrs. r. s. to Phoebe with
him. Go it while your are young. and il
such is the case we wish him success and
many years happiness.
1t is not an unusual thing to find in
toxicated men in the streets of the town,
lying upon the sidewalks, or sleeping in
dry. goods boxes, to the shame Of the
men themselves and to the disgust of
decent people who happen to witness
them. As no offsnse is committed
against the State law by such conduct,
the officers are powerless. The man
who gets in such condition - we have
described is more to be pitied than
censured.
Thursday evening, while taking little
rest. we were awakened from our reverie
by the pattering Of rain upon the roof
Of our Office. Old Sol was obscursd from
view by fog and clouds all day long.
The rain which has fallen has laid the
dust, but . few days of sunshine will
make it as bad as ever. 1t has greatly
improved the atmosphere.
Schumann L Bruner are now) prepared
to do all kinds Of work in photography.
Samples Of their workmanship can be
seen at the Postofiice drug store. Par.
ties should not miss the opportunity Of
having their photo taken. Terms very
reasonable.
Nesbitt Brothers are in receipt Of q
fine stock Of fresh goods. Give them q
call and If you are not satisfied we are
bai lily mistaken. George has not lost
his revsrential smile and is always resdy
to accommodate all callers.
H. F. Gear will depart on Tuesday for
Tintic, Utah, where he will resume his
former position as assayer for the Tintic
Company. Success Hall, and don't let
the Utah beauties get the best Of you.
The consolidation Of the Carson Union
and Index has not made much change
in its style. 1t is run ON the same style
~ the Union was and is under the able
management of q. N. Harris, Esq.
It has been trying 10 rain for the past
week but has failed. Phoebe 10 much in
need Of water from above.
Ben Holiday. the noted Nevada stage
line proprietor, is in dying condition
ct Portland, Oregon.
Wells Drury is now local on the Den.
yer Republican. Keep pushing Drury
and you'll get there.
For want Of space and time we were
unable to publish the 4th Of July poem
found elsewhere.
Meadow Valley No. 7 hoisting work.
has been torn down and removed to tn,
Burke mine.
The IFS grandchildren Of noted Utal
apostle Of polygamy are all under 2!
years Of age.
| A reprieve has been granted to Brooks
alias Maxwell, from August 18th to til
26th.
| LAtsst silver quotation $685..
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P,,Hn

Thrills tbrou.b a.ch sh,. =, ~. S.
The msn, more st,ii and steady grown
Whose flashing eyes. the fervor own
And epa vbosa tot,.~,,. $780,.
A veterans march 10 Al. .,d arrm-
All io,u I'm ons ,ro,onosa ,.c,,,,,
And peans shout to Freedoms name.
70 hosry ohron,c,s, n, v.r,.h.a a..
Enroll your annals .na ,,o.,,. ,,,. a.. ,...
ofaIl tbss. men .na ,.or,., .or,h. .ns
cages.
Ja,nino IN suc, r,,n,,a
Long wears have pssssd. . csnturv ma.
perished-
Since the event which VIM ara cs,abr.,,ns
Transplred. and tructi6sd the honss LANG
cherished.
BY your forefsthers; all their souls elAtins.
It had been taught, BY those most iut4rested.
That kiuos v.rs ru,or. nv y,cv,rs a.or..
The will OF tyr,u,s must nat ba ooo,sstsa
To dream Of freedom WAS rank herssy.
The minds Of men by su "a, stitlon pno,a.d.
Bowed in submission to the c,url woke.
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLEAlIuN.
LAND oEFlcEgAr xuREKA, INV.
Auril ~. lsey.

Notice 10 hersby given that NE sollswing-
named settler has hled Dotice o. ~ inesleoon y
make Anal proof n support d ~ e.ins I'd
that said proof Will b. meds neeeee boey d.
trict Uouit Il Nsssda. 81 Piochss Aevsee. sn
No. 10, Henry GRsrp. fcr the IVY q - .,
Tp IS Of \ % =. He hanss ~ 3ullowing
.WitussseS 70 prove his continuous EeN34enre
upon. ana cultivation Of. sA4d lane, vlz'
Louis Sharp, Of Meadow Valley WasS1 0eee1e
Latimsr, OF Phoebe; Dwight 1galee1eas g nlnoi
Joseph BonsABi. Of Aiko; III q - essss g
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